The phrase "adequate posture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical health, ergonomics, or body mechanics, referring to a position that is satisfactory or acceptable for the body.
Example: "To prevent back pain, it is essential to maintain an adequate posture while sitting at your desk."
Alternatives: "proper posture" or "satisfactory posture".
Correction of scoliotic deformity in Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is performed to maintain adequate seating posture and facilitate comfort.
In fact, proper labial and lingual posture, adequate nasal breathing, and correct transverse diameter of the palate are related to natural breastfeeding.
Currently we are designing an adequate control strategy for posture stabilization tasks, too.
Prevent backache and eyestrain by simply ensuring you are sitting with the correct posture and have adequate lighting.
The absurd, pathetic, posturing rabbi, without adequate education for his task, unsure of his role, at once self-isolated and complaining of his loneliness -- whatever he is, he is the rabbi.
All prerequisites for proper micturition and defecation, such as a relaxed toilet posture [ 18, 20], adequate straining [ 18, 21, 22] and trunk stability [ 23- 26], are trained extensively.
45 The Pilates method is considered by European practice guidelines as an adequate treatment for correct modification of posture, 46, 47 but it is not effective in the diminution of disability.
Often, exercise programs are prescribed without adequate evaluation of the individual characteristics like posture, muscular force, and extensibility.
"We had taken the posture that our filtration system was perfectly adequate and it was very difficult to find certified lifeguards for all the hours that our people wanted to swim," said Paul Fischer, the treasurer.
Simply doing aerobic exercise such as walking or light treadmill workouts will not be adequate to preserve muscle tone, bone health, balance and posture.
